EcolocityDC

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Welcome to Ecolocity!

We're a Transition Towns group based in the Metro DC area that wishes to support all efforts to build sustainable communities, but has a special focus on food issues.  We also run D.C.'s local currency, the Potomac.


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Urgent action is required of all of us

Rapid changes are taking place. Whether or not we accept peak oil, global warming, and climate change, increasing gas and food prices are an undeniable reality. Economic decline, financial meltdown, and the housing crisis have come together in a perfect storm that challenges us to make better choices. Responses range from survivalist homesteaders, earthship bioneers, and ecovillages to Transition towns and eco-cities. Ecolocity welcomes all of these approaches and hopes to weave them into a vision for the DC Metro area.
Read more about our philosophy and background....

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Emerging Leaders Summer Fellowship Program with Groundswell - Due April 1

The Emerging Leaders Summer Fellowship Program is a 12-week paid fellowship program for undergraduate and graduate students with an exceptional record of academic achievement, demonstrated leadership ability, and a commitment to social justice. The fellowship is open to students of color and first-generation students from all majors and areas of study. The timeline of the fellowship is mid-May through mid-August. There is some flexibility around start and end dates depending on the Fellow’s…

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Latest Activity

Stew is now a member of EcolocityDC
May 9
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Performance event on environment & people of color at Atlas Arts

May 8, 2013 from 8pm to 10pm
DC premiere of innovative new work that focuses on social change and sustainability within urban communities.  Oakland-based spoken word and dance artist Marc Bamuthi Joseph's red, black & GREEN: a blues (rbGb) receives its DC premiere.  red, black & GREEN: a blues (rbGb) is a full-length, multimedia performance work that jumpstarts a conversation about environmental justice, social ecology and collective responsibility in the climate change era centered on communities that are often…See More
May 8
Mackenzie Oberst is now a member of EcolocityDC
May 7
Matthew Paschall is now a member of EcolocityDC
Apr 22
 
 
 

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